The Defendant's Modus Operandi When Committing Crimes on Prior Occasions

question 2

True/False

The defendant's modus operandi when committing crimes on prior occasions is admissible only when the prosecutor can convince the judge that the method used was sufficiently unusual to amount to the defendant putting his or her "signature" on it.

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Definitions:

Secondary Group

A sociological term for a type of social group where interactions are impersonal, formal, and based on roles or activities rather than personal connections.

Passing Acquaintance

A superficial relationship with someone, characterized by minimal and casual interactions.

Social Interaction

The process by which individuals act and react in relation to others in a society, shaping social relationships and society itself.

Fraternity Brothers

Male members of a fraternity, a social organization typically found in colleges and universities.